Does Costco Give You Free Nitrogen Tire Refills?
Costco has a few different options for nitrogen from their auto service centers. Here are the various ways you can top off the nitrogen in your tires.
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Where Are Craftsman Air Compressors Built?
Craftsman is responsible for a wide range of tools across the industry, including their popular air compressors, but where are they actually made?
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Who Owns Midea & Where Are Its Appliances Made?
Midea may be known as a budget appliance brand in the U.S., but its ownership, global footprint, and manufacturing network reveal a much larger operation.
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How To Check If Your Gmail Account Password Has Been Compromised In Any Massive Leaks
Data breaches happen constantly, and it’s important to know whether your Gmail password was exposed. Several tools can help you check your account’s safety.
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This State Dropped The DUI Limit To 0.05% – Here's How It's Gone So Far
In 2018, one state lowered the legal blood alcohol content limit while driving to 0.05%. The effect it has had on driver safety has been debated.
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What Kind Of Gas Should You Use In A Mini Bike?
Whether you drive a high-performance car or a sport bike, it's wise to know what kind of fuel you need to fill it up with. It will thank you in the end.
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Trek bicycles are considered to be among the best in the business, but the company issued a recall for several models. Here's what you need to know.
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These days, most laptops are designed to be as slim and lightweight as possible. For some industries, however, rugged and durable laptops are necessary.
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Should You Use Premium Gas In A BMW Motorcycle?
Depending on the BMW motorcycle engine, you may need to use premium gas to ensure optimal performance. Here are the bikes that require it.
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This Is (Probably) The Slowest Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Ever Made
Harley-Davidson motorcycles are well-known for their powerful engines, but this one is about as fast as an e-bike. Here's everything you need to know.
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Some Phones Could Soon Lose Android Auto Support – Here's How To Know If Yours Is One
Users with older Android devices may soon lose functionality with Android Auto, and this is what that means.
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This Google Pixel Bug Could Leave You Hanging In An Emergency
The Google Pixel is an increasingly popular series of cell phones, but a potentially dangerous Pixel phone-related bug has yet again shown up on newer phones.
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Smartphones don't need beds — or do they? IKEA is offering a cute miniature bed for smartphones, although you probably won't be getting hold of one.
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How Long Is Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Good For After Opening?
Diesel Exhaust Fluid has an expiration date, after which it becomes far less effective and can even damage your engine. Here's what you need to know.
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Who Makes Craftsman Lawn Mower Engines And Where Are They Built?
Craftsman’s lawn mowers have powered American yards for decades, but few buyers know who actually builds the engines under the hood.
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How Fast Are FRP Mini Bikes? A Look At Each Model's Max Speed
Despite being somewhat mysterious, FRP is well-known in the motorcycle world for making tiny mini bikes. How fast can these little things actually go?
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Kawasaki ZX-6R: How Much Does This Ninja Cost & What Are Its Top Features?
Kawasaki's ZX-6R may not have the sheer power of the company's liter-class bikes, but it's an impressive machine nonetheless. Here's the lowdown on the bike.
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This Cheap Android Phone Looks Near-Identical To The Latest iPhone, But We're Still Not Falling For It
Behind Samsung and Apple, Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo are some of the top smartphone brands. One of them has a phone that looks very similar to the latest iPhone.
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USMC To Get $11B King Stallion Helicopter Fleet – Here's What Makes Them So Valuable
Given that the King Stallion is dimensionally similar to its predecessors, what makes it so valuable might surprise you.
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Does Gasoline In A Container Have A Shelf Life? Here's What You Should Know
That gas sitting in your garage may not be as reliable as you think. Here’s how long you can safely store it before it starts to cause problems.
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America's USS John C. Stennis Aircraft Carrier Will Be Out Of Service For Years - Here's Why
Aircraft carriers are the backbone of America's naval presence, yet one of its ships hasn't been in service since 2021. There's a good reason for that, though.
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These Iconic US Navy Ships Are Set To Be Decommissioned In 2026
The USS Nimitz aircraft carrier has made headlines for its planned retirement, but several other U.S. Navy ships are set to be decommissioned in 2026.
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Did Any US States Really Change The Rules Required For Seniors 70+ To Have A Driver's License?
Have any states in the US actually changed the rules for maintaining a drivers license? Are seniors now required to get retested as they get older?
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This Advanced Nuclear Submarine Is Set To Join The US Navy's Fleet Soon After Successful Testing
America’s dominance beneath the waves grows as its newest nuclear submarine completed its initial sea trials and prepares for active deployment.
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There are few 600cc sports bikes as iconic as the Yamaha R6. But while the R6 was a great bike, it wasn't without its faults and reliability woes.
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Which GM Cars Are Powered By The LS3 Engine?
There are a lot of cars with LS3 swaps out there, but there weren't actually that many GM cars that came with it from the factory. Here are all of them.
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